THE IMPORTANCE OF A UNIFIED DATA SPACE IN DATA PROCESSING AND METHODS FOR ITS DEVELOPMENT
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
Unified Data Space, data processing, data integration, data management, cloud computing, digital transformation, data standardization, information systems, data security, data analysisAbstract
This article discusses the importance of a Unified Data Space in modern data processing and explains the main methods for its development. A Unified Data Space helps organizations collect, store, and manage data from different sources in one system. It improves data accuracy, accessibility, and security, which are essential for effective decision-making. The article also highlights how unified data systems reduce data duplication and increase the speed of information exchange between departments. In addition, it describes key methods for developing such systems, including data integration technologies, cloud computing solutions, and standardization of data formats. The study shows that implementing a Unified Data Space helps organizations work more efficiently, supports digital transformation, and improves the quality of data analysis. Overall, the article emphasizes that unified data management is an important part of modern information technologies.
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